Diller Record Free Offer and Local Sales Notes
Free to January Ist the Diller Record offers free delivery to new subscribers paying the yearly rate of 1.50 for 1912. Tincher & Rigdon advertise six well bred Duroc Jersey boar pigs for sale. Mrs A L Tristman visits Humboldt. Henry Madden plans winter with daughter in Rock Island Illinois. Lost near Opera House a gold necklace and chain with reward.
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Diller
Duroc
Jersey
H. Warnsholz
Henry Madden
Rock Island
Illinois
Travelog Series Advances Season Tickets Sale
Ticket sales begin for a travelogue series with shows on The Land of the Koran and The Holy Land among others. Season tickets are available at a reduced price through the local store and office with guarantees of value, as the program runs from December to February.
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Philippine
The
Holy Land
Cape Hee
Weems
Tekee
Golf
St. Louis
Chicago
Aes Baer
Northwest
Big Horn Basin
Ellowstone Valley
California
Pacific Coast
Denver
Honor Belongs to Pilgrim Fathers in Thanksgiving Rite
A historical reflection on gratitude in religious practice notes pilgrims and early America. Rev C A S Dwight argues true thanksgiving joins praise to practical mercy. The piece recalls Monhegan service and Washington’s 1789 Thanksgiving proclamation as early precedents.
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Dwight
Pilgrim Fathers
Massachusetts
America
Monhegan
Local News Snippet From Beatrice Area
A Beatrice note reports Herbert Beckwith starting work at Tincher and Rigdon's store on Monday. Hartzel receives a car with forty seven head of cattle Saturday. An auto load of Masons from Diller visited Dr. J. G. Neely in the hospital Saturday. A candy line at J. G. Packer's is also mentioned.
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Herbert Beckwith
Tincher & Rigdon
Watter
St Hartzel
Sater Head
Diller
J. G. Neely
Beatrice
Clark visit from Wymore to J E Clark home
Mr. and Mrs. S J Clark traveled from Wymore to visit at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs J E Clark.
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Wymore
Mrs. J. E. Clark
Calkins Family Visits, Then Return Home to Blue Springs
D K Calkins and his son Lee Calkins with family visited here for a day or two and returned Sunday to their home at Blue Springs.
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D.K Calkins
Lee ‘Calkins
Blue Springs
Local Family Visits Diller Area Amid Illness Report
The text notes Duan and his wife visiting his brother S Dunn and family five miles south of Diller. Mrs Otis Eastwood of Liberty Nebr visited Monday evening to see Wood's young son who was considered dangerously ill.
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Duan
S. Dunn
Diller
Otis Eastwood
Liberty, Nebr
Wood
Reduction on clocks and other goods in house sale
Readable fragments indicate a sale offering a 24 inch eight day clock and other house goods at low prices. The text is garbled but suggests a limited time discount and room for negotiation.
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Houge
Living Costs Debate Confronts Policy Makers
Local officials confront rising living costs as residents urge relief measures. The discussion centers on housing, groceries, and wages while new proposals seek to ease burdens for families and seniors.
Hyland Couple Weekend Visit at Anderson Home
Theater banker R. A. Hyland and his wife spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Anderson in this city.
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S. M. Anmerson
For Sale Poland-China pigs near Diller residence
Poland China male pigs from registered stock offered at residence two miles south of Diller. Lew Hutchinson, working with a bridge gang on the Burlington at Superior, spent a day or two here this week visiting his Diller relatives and brothers.
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Poland-China
Diller
Anderson
Lew Hutchinson
Burlington
Superior
Ida Neely Returns From Visit to Beatrice Doctor
Mrs. Ida Neely returned Sunday from visiting her doctor in Beatrice. The Beatrice health facility was identified as the place of the medical consultation.
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Ida Neely
J. ‘G Aes
Beatrice
Fragmentary Quote From Ohio Note on Ulcers
A partial readable line mentions Cold Steel and a quip about not letting a doctor eat a foot, attributed to H. D. Ely Bantam Ohio. The fragment references a horrible ulcer and an alternative method but lacks complete context or clear event details.
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H. D
Ely
Bantam
Ohio
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Oparete
J. O. Blauser
J. C. Herwig
Humboldt
Eee Locleat
Opera House
Cee Nee St Poe
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
Neb
L. W
Wakley, G. P. A
Omaha, Neb
Washington
George
Nebraska
J. G. Packer’s
Henry Behrends
the Sanitary Barber Shop
M-Hemdersova
Tadten
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